Ph.D Maths

Yes, it will worth doing a Ph.D. from LPU (Lovely Professional University). The university is one of the best universities in Punjab. With the help of highly skilled teachers, LPU provides a supportive environment to its Ph.D. students. The university is also known for its record-breaking placements in multiple disciplines. It also organises workshops and guest lectures every now and then for its students so that they get to learn from experts. Masters degree with 55% aggregate marks in a relevant discipline.(5% relaxation to SC/ ST/ OBC (non-creamy layer)/ differently-abled candidates). To get admission you must have to sit for LPUNEST(LPU's entrance test), an applicant will be short listed for interview on the basis of his/ her score in the LPUNEST. Note one thing The final selection for admission in Ph.D. will be based on the performance in Entrance Test (70% weightage) and Interview (30% weightage) subject to scoring minimum marks in the Interview.
Applicants who qualify UGC (NET/ JRF)/ CSIR (NET/ JRF)/ ICAR (JRF/ SRF) examination/ SLET (Punjab only)/ GATE/ GPAT scorecard/ ICAR (NET), SPM, Teacher Fellowship holder or passed M.Phil. Programme (in regular mode only) is exempted from LPUNEST (Ph.D.) entrance test (GATE/ GPAT score should be valid at the time of admission).
However, if anyone doesn't want to attempt LPUNEST entrance test in alernative of above mentioned tests, then 100% weightage will be given to Interview only.Unless otherwise specified by the University, the medium of instruction, course work, examination, question paper, synopsis and thesis will be English in all cases.

If you have Ph.D. in pure mathematics, then you will be able to easily get a job in academics in any good institute/university of your choice. You will be one amongst an increasingly rare species of people carrying out pure mathematics research in India. Most of the people carry out research in applied mathematics, that is, they use the mathematics to study problems in computers/ mechanics/ physics/ economics/ socio-economics, etc.
Such people can get jobs in industry, but have to compete against a large number of people. The jobs can be anywhere from exciting to rudimentary, with most of the jobs tending towards the latter category, with minimal intellectual input.